House of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 6 Dec 2004 (pt 9)

6 Dec 2004 : Column 301W—continued

Increased Flexibility Programme

Mrs. Anne Campbell: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills whether the 14–16 Increased Flexibility Programme will be continued. [201265]

Mr. Miliband: An announcement will be made shortly.

Physical Education Teachers

Hugh Robertson: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many qualified physical education teachers were teaching in (a) primary schools and (b) secondary schools in 2004; and what the figures were for 1997. [202720]

Mr. Miliband: Primary school teachers are trained to deliver all subjects in the national curriculum including PE.

Information on the numbers of teachers of PE in secondary schools and their qualifications was collected in November 1996 and 2002.

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The following table gives the number of full-time teachers in maintained secondary schools who taught some PE, year groups seven to 13, and the highest post A level qualification held in the subject for those years.
Physical education

2002 1996

Degree (percentage) 25 11

BEd (percentage) 31 34

PGCE (percentage) 6 5

Certificate of education (percentage) 13 23

Other qualification (percentage) 2 ⁽¹⁹⁾—

No qualification (percentage) 22 26

Total teachers (thousand) 21 20

⁽¹⁹⁾ Equals zero or less than 0.5 per cent.
Notes:
1. The sum of the percentages may not equal 100 due to rounding.
2. Teachers may also teach subjects other than PE.
3. The degree category includes higher degrees but exclude BEds.
4. Where a teacher has more than one post A level qualification in PE, the qualification level is determined by the highest level reading from left (Degree) to right (Other Qualification). For example, teachers shown under PGCE have a PGCE but not a degree or BEd in PE, while those with a PGCE and a degree are shown only under Degree.
Source:
Secondary Schools Curriculum and Staffing Survey.

	2002	1996
Degree (percentage)	25	11
BEd (percentage)	31	34
PGCE (percentage)	6	5
Certificate of education (percentage)	13	23
Other qualification (percentage)	2	⁽¹⁹⁾—
No qualification (percentage)	22	26
Total teachers (thousand)	21	20

The following table shows the proportion of subject periods taught in PE in maintained secondary schools, year groups 7 to 13, by teachers holding a post A level qualification. It shows that in 2002 and 1996 94 per cent. of PE periods were taught by a teacher with a post A level qualification in PE.
Physical education

Percentage

2002 1996

Degree 35 15

BEd 37 47

PGCE 5 5

Certificate of education 15 27

Other qualification 2 ⁽²⁰⁾—

No qualification 6 6

⁽²⁰⁾ Equals zero or less than 0.5 per cent.
Notes:
1. The sum of the percentages may not equal 100 due to rounding.
2. Teachers may also teach subjects other than PE.
3. The degree category includes higher degrees but exclude BEds.
4. Where a teacher has more than one post A level qualification in PE, the qualification level is determined by the highest level reading from left (Degree) to right (Other Qualification). For example, teachers shown under PGCE have a PGCE but not a degree or BEd in PE, while those with a PGCE and a degree are shown only under Degree.
Source:
Secondary Schools Curriculum and Staffing Survey.

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Percentage
	2002	1996
Degree	35	15
BEd	37	47
PGCE	5	5
Certificate of education	15	27
Other qualification	2	⁽²⁰⁾—
No qualification	6	6

Primary School Teachers

Mr. Willis: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many primary school teachers there are in (a) England, (b) each region and (c) each local education authority, broken down by (i) race and (ii) gender. [201678]

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Mr. Miliband: Information on the ethnic origin of teachers in the maintained sector is collected annually, but cannot be split by gender or phase of education. A breakdown of the information available for January 2004 at national, regional and LEA level was published in SFR 34/2004, Table 18. A copy of this has been placed in the House of Commons Library. It is also available at the following URL: http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/s000493/index.shtml

The following table gives the headcount number of qualified full-time and part-time primary teachers employed in maintained nursery and primary schools by gender for England, by region and LEA at March 2003, (the latest information available by gender).
Numbers of qualified regular teachers in service in maintained nursery and primary schools, March 2003

Full-time
Part-time
Total

Male Female Male Female Male Female

Darlington 60 300 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 60 360

Hartlepool 50 330 ⁽²¹⁾— 20 50 350

Middlesbrough 90 510 ⁽²¹⁾— 50 90 570

Redcar and Cleveland 80 500 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 80 560

Stockton on Tees 110 630 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 110 690

Durham 300 1,630 ⁽²¹⁾— 240 310 1,860

Northumberland 60 700 ⁽²¹⁾— 170 60 860

Gateshead 120 640 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 120 700

Newcastle upon Tyne 90 740 ⁽²¹⁾— 90 90 830

North Tyneside 100 570 ⁽²¹⁾— 140 100 710

South Tyneside 90 500 ⁽²¹⁾— 40 90 530

Sunderland 170 990 ⁽²¹⁾— 70 170 1,060

North East 1,330 8,030 20 1,060 1,350 9,090

Blackburn with Darwen 90 570 ⁽²¹⁾— 110 100 670

Blackpool 100 410 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 100 480

Halton 70 420 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 70 480

Warrington 120 630 ⁽²¹⁾— 120 120 750

Cheshire 390 2,060 10 350 390 2,410

Cumbria 300 1,390 20 400 320 1,780

Bolton 180 890 10 130 180 1,010

Bury 120 520 ⁽²¹⁾— 110 130 630

Manchester 270 1,480 10 180 270 1,660

Oldham 140 770 10 130 150 900

Rochdale 120 730 10 100 130 820

Salford 120 770 ⁽²¹⁾— 90 120 860

Stockport 120 900 ⁽²¹⁾— 210 120 1,110

Tameside 130 750 ⁽²¹⁾— 100 130 860

Trafford 110 660 ⁽²¹⁾— 100 110 760

Wigan 140 910 ⁽²¹⁾— 130 150 1,040

Lancashire 660 3,300 30 900 690 4,190

Knowsley 120 580 ⁽²¹⁾— 80 120 660

Liverpool 280 1,540 ⁽²¹⁾— 170 280 1,710

St Helens 130 550 ⁽²¹⁾— 70 130 620

Sefton 170 890 10 160 180 1,050

Wirral 180 1,000 10 210 190 1,220

North West 4,040 21,710 130 3,960 4,170 25,670

East Riding of Yorkshire 180 840 10 230 190 1,070

City of Kingston Upon Hull 170 770 10 130 180 910

North East Lincolnshire 110 500 10 100 120 590

North Lincolnshire 80 500 10 90 90 590

York 100 440 10 120 110 560

North Yorkshire 310 1,620 10 290 310 1,920

Barnsley 140 670 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 140 730

Doncaster 190 950 10 140 200 1,080

Rotherham 160 850 ⁽²¹⁾— 140 170 990

Sheffield 300 1,420 20 460 320 1,870

Bradford 300 1,790 20 380 320 2,170

Calderdale 130 640 ⁽²¹⁾— 140 130 790

Kirklees 220 1,240 10 310 230 1,540

Leeds 420 2,120 10 450 430 2,570

Wakefield 200 980 ⁽²¹⁾— 120 210 1,100

Yorkshire and the Humber 3,010 15,320 120 3,160 3,130 18,490

Derby 130 740 10 190 140 940

Leicester ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Nottingham 210 850 10 270 220 1,110

Rutland ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Derbyshire 410 2,090 10 610 420 2,700

Leicestershire 350 1,590 20 510 370 2,100

Lincolnshire ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Northamptonshire 310 1,830 10 240 320 2,070

Nottinghamshire ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

East Midlands 2,480 11,750 80 2,710 2,570 14,460

Herefordshire 110 440 ⁽²¹⁾— 180 110 620

Stoke on Trent 150 720 ⁽²¹⁾— 90 160 810

Telford and Wrekin 80 510 10 60 80 570

Shropshire 170 710 10 200 170 910

Staffordshire 440 2,230 10 400 450 2,630

Warwickshire 240 1,390 10 220 250 1,610

Birmingham 740 3,660 10 440 750 4,110

Coventry 160 970 10 200 170 1,170

Dudley 180 950 10 170 190 1,120

Sandwell 220 950 ⁽²¹⁾— 120 220 1,070

Solihull 150 690 ⁽²¹⁾— 180 150 870

Walsall 160 830 10 140 170 970

Wolverhampton 140 770 10 140 150 910

Worcestershire 220 1,370 ⁽²¹⁾— 330 220 1,700

West Midlands 3,150 16,170 90 2,880 3,240 19,050

Luton 110 630 10 160 120 790

Peterborough 100 540 ⁽²¹⁾— 120 100 660

Southend on Sea 80 470 10 110 100 590

Thurrock 60 450 10 130 80 570

Bedfordshire ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Cambridgeshire 220 1,500 10 330 230 1,830

Essex 600 3,530 30 780 630 4,300

Hertfordshire 380 3,080 20 980 390 4,060

Norfolk 560 2,190 40 670 600 2,850

Suffolk 290 1,600 20 690 310 2,290

East of England 2,450 14,840 150 4,110 2,610 18,940

Camden 60 360 10 100 70 460

City of London ⁽²¹⁾— 10 ⁽²¹⁾— 0 ⁽²¹⁾— 10

Hackney ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Hammersmith and Fulham 40 310 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 40 370

Haringey 120 660 10 180 120 840

Islington 90 410 10 80 100 490

Kensington and Chelsea 20 200 10 40 20 240

Lambeth 130 680 10 150 140 830

Lewisham 120 710 20 260 140 970

Newham 190 890 ⁽²¹⁾— 90 190 980

Southwark 140 670 10 110 150 780

Tower Hamlets 160 610 20 140 180 750

Wandsworth 80 590 10 170 90 770

City of Westminster ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Barking and Dagenham 110 520 ⁽²¹⁾— 60 110 580

Barnet 120 840 10 340 130 1,180

Bexley 100 660 10 170 110 830

Brent 90 580 ⁽²¹⁾— 100 90 680

Bromley ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Croydon 140 970 ⁽²¹⁾— 220 150 1,190

Ealing 150 780 10 150 150 930

Enfield 160 850 10 260 170 1,110

Greenwich 100 620 20 180 120 790

Harrow 80 580 ⁽²¹⁾— 180 80 760

Havering 120 610 10 170 120 780

Hillingdon 100 690 10 150 100 840

Hounslow 80 580 10 130 90 710

Kingston upon Thames ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Merton ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Redbridge 130 740 10 170 140 920

Richmond upon Thames 80 400 10 180 80 580

Sutton ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾— ⁽²²⁾—

Waltham Forest 110 570 10 120 110 700

London 3,260 18,810 250 4,570 3,510 23,380

Bracknell Forest 40 270 ⁽²¹⁾— 90 50 370

Brighton and Hove 130 590 20 160 150 760

Isle of Wight 30 280 ⁽²¹⁾— 80 40 360

Medway 120 720 ⁽²¹⁾— 130 120 850

Milton Keynes 130 770 ⁽²¹⁾— 170 130 940

Portsmouth 90 530 ⁽²¹⁾— 120 90 650

Reading 30 380 ⁽²¹⁾— 70 30 450

Slough 50 390 ⁽²¹⁾— 80 60 470

Southampton 110 540 10 160 120 700

West Berkshire 60 420 ⁽²¹⁾— 190 60 610

Windsor and Maidenhead 30 290 ⁽²¹⁾— 130 30 420

Wokingham 50 420 ⁽²¹⁾— 130 50 550

Buckinghamshire 210 1,270 10 540 220 1,810

East Sussex 260 1,150 20 410 290 1,560

Hampshire 560 3,430 20 980 580 4,410

Kent 630 3,390 30 920 660 4,310

Oxfordshire 230 1,550 10 320 240 1,870

Surrey 370 3,150 10 830 380 3,980

West Sussex 390 2,030 20 660 410 2,690

South East 3,510 21,580 170 6,180 3,690 27,750

Bath and North East Somerset 90 350 ⁽²¹⁾— 70 90 420

Bournemouth 250 1,050 10 250 250 1,300

City of Bristol 90 480 ⁽²¹⁾— 120 90 600

North Somerset 190 660 ⁽²¹⁾— 70 190 730

Plymouth 80 390 ⁽²¹⁾— 50 80 440

Poole 160 750 10 270 170 1,020

South Gloucestershire 100 530 ⁽²¹⁾— 130 100 660

Swindon 90 310 ⁽²¹⁾— 100 90 410

Torbay 350 1,270 10 230 360 1,490

Cornwall 10 10 ⁽²¹⁾— 10 10 20

Isles of Scilly 490 1,760 40 550 530 2,310

Devon 160 880 10 180 170 1,060

Dorset 290 1,480 30 610 330 2,090

Somerset 290 1,210 20 230 300 1,440

Wiltshire 210 1,220 20 470 230 1,690

South West 2,930 12,790 170 3,500 3,100 16,290

England 26,180 140,990 1,190 32,120 27,360 173,110

⁽²¹⁾ Nil or less than 5.
⁽²²⁾ Not available.

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	Full-time	Part-time	Total
	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male	Female
Darlington	60	300	⁽²¹⁾—	60	60	360
Hartlepool	50	330	⁽²¹⁾—	20	50	350
Middlesbrough	90	510	⁽²¹⁾—	50	90	570
Redcar and Cleveland	80	500	⁽²¹⁾—	60	80	560
Stockton on Tees	110	630	⁽²¹⁾—	60	110	690
Durham	300	1,630	⁽²¹⁾—	240	310	1,860
Northumberland	60	700	⁽²¹⁾—	170	60	860
Gateshead	120	640	⁽²¹⁾—	60	120	700
Newcastle upon Tyne	90	740	⁽²¹⁾—	90	90	830
North Tyneside	100	570	⁽²¹⁾—	140	100	710
South Tyneside	90	500	⁽²¹⁾—	40	90	530
Sunderland	170	990	⁽²¹⁾—	70	170	1,060
North East	1,330	8,030	20	1,060	1,350	9,090

Blackburn with Darwen	90	570	⁽²¹⁾—	110	100	670
Blackpool	100	410	⁽²¹⁾—	60	100	480
Halton	70	420	⁽²¹⁾—	60	70	480
Warrington	120	630	⁽²¹⁾—	120	120	750
Cheshire	390	2,060	10	350	390	2,410
Cumbria	300	1,390	20	400	320	1,780
Bolton	180	890	10	130	180	1,010
Bury	120	520	⁽²¹⁾—	110	130	630
Manchester	270	1,480	10	180	270	1,660
Oldham	140	770	10	130	150	900
Rochdale	120	730	10	100	130	820
Salford	120	770	⁽²¹⁾—	90	120	860
Stockport	120	900	⁽²¹⁾—	210	120	1,110
Tameside	130	750	⁽²¹⁾—	100	130	860
Trafford	110	660	⁽²¹⁾—	100	110	760
Wigan	140	910	⁽²¹⁾—	130	150	1,040
Lancashire	660	3,300	30	900	690	4,190
Knowsley	120	580	⁽²¹⁾—	80	120	660
Liverpool	280	1,540	⁽²¹⁾—	170	280	1,710
St Helens	130	550	⁽²¹⁾—	70	130	620
Sefton	170	890	10	160	180	1,050
Wirral	180	1,000	10	210	190	1,220
North West	4,040	21,710	130	3,960	4,170	25,670

East Riding of Yorkshire	180	840	10	230	190	1,070
City of Kingston Upon Hull	170	770	10	130	180	910
North East Lincolnshire	110	500	10	100	120	590
North Lincolnshire	80	500	10	90	90	590
York	100	440	10	120	110	560
North Yorkshire	310	1,620	10	290	310	1,920
Barnsley	140	670	⁽²¹⁾—	60	140	730
Doncaster	190	950	10	140	200	1,080
Rotherham	160	850	⁽²¹⁾—	140	170	990
Sheffield	300	1,420	20	460	320	1,870
Bradford	300	1,790	20	380	320	2,170
Calderdale	130	640	⁽²¹⁾—	140	130	790
Kirklees	220	1,240	10	310	230	1,540
Leeds	420	2,120	10	450	430	2,570
Wakefield	200	980	⁽²¹⁾—	120	210	1,100
Yorkshire and the Humber	3,010	15,320	120	3,160	3,130	18,490
Derby	130	740	10	190	140	940
Leicester	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Nottingham	210	850	10	270	220	1,110
Rutland	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Derbyshire	410	2,090	10	610	420	2,700
Leicestershire	350	1,590	20	510	370	2,100
Lincolnshire	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Northamptonshire	310	1,830	10	240	320	2,070
Nottinghamshire	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
East Midlands	2,480	11,750	80	2,710	2,570	14,460

Herefordshire	110	440	⁽²¹⁾—	180	110	620
Stoke on Trent	150	720	⁽²¹⁾—	90	160	810
Telford and Wrekin	80	510	10	60	80	570
Shropshire	170	710	10	200	170	910
Staffordshire	440	2,230	10	400	450	2,630
Warwickshire	240	1,390	10	220	250	1,610
Birmingham	740	3,660	10	440	750	4,110
Coventry	160	970	10	200	170	1,170
Dudley	180	950	10	170	190	1,120
Sandwell	220	950	⁽²¹⁾—	120	220	1,070
Solihull	150	690	⁽²¹⁾—	180	150	870
Walsall	160	830	10	140	170	970
Wolverhampton	140	770	10	140	150	910
Worcestershire	220	1,370	⁽²¹⁾—	330	220	1,700
West Midlands	3,150	16,170	90	2,880	3,240	19,050

Luton	110	630	10	160	120	790
Peterborough	100	540	⁽²¹⁾—	120	100	660
Southend on Sea	80	470	10	110	100	590
Thurrock	60	450	10	130	80	570
Bedfordshire	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Cambridgeshire	220	1,500	10	330	230	1,830
Essex	600	3,530	30	780	630	4,300
Hertfordshire	380	3,080	20	980	390	4,060
Norfolk	560	2,190	40	670	600	2,850
Suffolk	290	1,600	20	690	310	2,290
East of England	2,450	14,840	150	4,110	2,610	18,940

Camden	60	360	10	100	70	460
City of London	⁽²¹⁾—	10	⁽²¹⁾—	0	⁽²¹⁾—	10
Hackney	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Hammersmith and Fulham	40	310	⁽²¹⁾—	60	40	370
Haringey	120	660	10	180	120	840
Islington	90	410	10	80	100	490
Kensington and Chelsea	20	200	10	40	20	240
Lambeth	130	680	10	150	140	830
Lewisham	120	710	20	260	140	970
Newham	190	890	⁽²¹⁾—	90	190	980
Southwark	140	670	10	110	150	780
Tower Hamlets	160	610	20	140	180	750
Wandsworth	80	590	10	170	90	770
City of Westminster	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Barking and Dagenham	110	520	⁽²¹⁾—	60	110	580
Barnet	120	840	10	340	130	1,180
Bexley	100	660	10	170	110	830
Brent	90	580	⁽²¹⁾—	100	90	680
Bromley	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Croydon	140	970	⁽²¹⁾—	220	150	1,190
Ealing	150	780	10	150	150	930
Enfield	160	850	10	260	170	1,110
Greenwich	100	620	20	180	120	790
Harrow	80	580	⁽²¹⁾—	180	80	760
Havering	120	610	10	170	120	780
Hillingdon	100	690	10	150	100	840
Hounslow	80	580	10	130	90	710
Kingston upon Thames	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Merton	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Redbridge	130	740	10	170	140	920
Richmond upon Thames	80	400	10	180	80	580
Sutton	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—	⁽²²⁾—
Waltham Forest	110	570	10	120	110	700
London	3,260	18,810	250	4,570	3,510	23,380

Bracknell Forest	40	270	⁽²¹⁾—	90	50	370
Brighton and Hove	130	590	20	160	150	760
Isle of Wight	30	280	⁽²¹⁾—	80	40	360
Medway	120	720	⁽²¹⁾—	130	120	850
Milton Keynes	130	770	⁽²¹⁾—	170	130	940
Portsmouth	90	530	⁽²¹⁾—	120	90	650
Reading	30	380	⁽²¹⁾—	70	30	450
Slough	50	390	⁽²¹⁾—	80	60	470
Southampton	110	540	10	160	120	700
West Berkshire	60	420	⁽²¹⁾—	190	60	610
Windsor and Maidenhead	30	290	⁽²¹⁾—	130	30	420
Wokingham	50	420	⁽²¹⁾—	130	50	550
Buckinghamshire	210	1,270	10	540	220	1,810
East Sussex	260	1,150	20	410	290	1,560
Hampshire	560	3,430	20	980	580	4,410
Kent	630	3,390	30	920	660	4,310
Oxfordshire	230	1,550	10	320	240	1,870
Surrey	370	3,150	10	830	380	3,980
West Sussex	390	2,030	20	660	410	2,690
South East	3,510	21,580	170	6,180	3,690	27,750

Bath and North East Somerset	90	350	⁽²¹⁾—	70	90	420
Bournemouth	250	1,050	10	250	250	1,300
City of Bristol	90	480	⁽²¹⁾—	120	90	600
North Somerset	190	660	⁽²¹⁾—	70	190	730
Plymouth	80	390	⁽²¹⁾—	50	80	440
Poole	160	750	10	270	170	1,020
South Gloucestershire	100	530	⁽²¹⁾—	130	100	660
Swindon	90	310	⁽²¹⁾—	100	90	410
Torbay	350	1,270	10	230	360	1,490
Cornwall	10	10	⁽²¹⁾—	10	10	20
Isles of Scilly	490	1,760	40	550	530	2,310
Devon	160	880	10	180	170	1,060
Dorset	290	1,480	30	610	330	2,090
Somerset	290	1,210	20	230	300	1,440
Wiltshire	210	1,220	20	470	230	1,690
South West	2,930	12,790	170	3,500	3,100	16,290

England	26,180	140,990	1,190	32,120	27,360	173,110

The information is taken from the Database of Teachers' Records a database maintained primarily for pensions purposes. 10 to 20 per cent. of part-time teachers may not be included. LEAs are shown as not available where data are insufficiently complete to be reliable. National and regional totals show data for all LEAs.

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